Experiencing and enjoying shrooms , LSD, dmt, masculine, Ahyusca, with close group of friends. Preferably with clear intention and safety.
While a shrine is a noun, shrining, originally from an anti-cult cult based out of Los Angeles, is the active shared experience of the transcendental with two or more people.
While a shrine is a noun, shrining, originally from an anti-cult cult based out of Los Angeles, is the active shared experience of the transcendental with two or more people.
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V. From the infinitive 'Shinj' which refers to an erotic maneuver whereby one visits a loved one in the hospital, and lightly fondles them while masturbating at their bedside in the dead of night. In order to qualify as a 'True Shinjing' the act is traditionally followed up with a ceremony in which the shinjer should stare at their shinjing hand for at least eight and half seconds, 9 seconds in the UK, and at any point within this duration complete a whispering chant that is constituted thustly: 'I'm so fucked up...'
When I sent you that image of Arthur the Aardvark's right hand covered in syrup with the subtitle "i'm so fucked up..." it was meant to imply that the shinjing that was occuring what metaphorical in that I would be blowing my load spiritually by showing this girl MiSide the hit video game on our first date.
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A Japanese-derived term meaning “a reason worth dying for” or “a death that has meaning.”
Often described as the inverse of ikigai (a reason for living), shinigai refers not to a desire for death itself, but to the search for purpose, dignity, or significance in one’s end—especially in situations where life feels endless, distorted, or burdened.
Shinigai is philosophical rather than suicidal, emphasizing meaning over despair.
A Japanese-derived term meaning “a reason worth dying for” or “a death that has meaning.”
Often described as the inverse of ikigai (a reason for living), shinigai refers not to a desire for death itself, but to the search for purpose, dignity, or significance in one’s end—especially in situations where life feels endless, distorted, or burdened.
Shinigai is philosophical rather than suicidal, emphasizing meaning over despair.
“After everything he’d survived, he wasn’t afraid of dying anymore—he just wanted his death to have shinigai.”
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